Salinaikin Concordance

The Salinaikin Concordance is a polity that is located in Far Frontiers Sector.

• It is part of Charted Space.

Allegiance Codes

Polity Allegiance Codes
Polity	Survey	Code	Type	Remarks
Salinaikin Concordance	Pre-Imperial	SalCon	No standard code	None
Salinaikin Concordance	1st Survey (300)	Sc	2-ltr code	None
Salinaikin Concordance	2nd Survey (1065)	SaCo	4-ltr code	None

Description (Specifications)

The Salinaikin Concordance is possibly the last truly neutral state in the Far Frontiers. Most of the sector's nations are effectively clients of either the Third Imperium or the Zhodani Consulate, but in three and a half centuries of existence, the Concordance has retained its neutrality and general good relations with all its neighbours. To ensure protection, the Joint Defence Fleet is established and based at the central naval facility in the asteroid belt at Manchu (Far Frontiers 0425).

The individual planets in the Concordance remain free to develop as they please. Although many prefer to be as self-sufficient as possible, others choose specialization.

Despite the general peace, there are still some tensions around and within the Concordance borders, such as the rivalry between the Tannerite and Drakian state religions.

Demographics

The following sophont races are found within the Concordance:

• Droyne
• Solomani: The majority population
• Vlazhdumecta

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History & Background (Dossier)

The original state was formed by Kalel Escott Salinaikin, founder of the respected Salinaikin Institute of Knowledge. He actually passed away two months before the convention that officially formed the nation, but his name lives on, not only in the name of the state, but in that of the asteroid belt where the capital is located.

Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)

This polity can be primarily found in the following areas:
Charted Space:

• Far Frontiers Sector
  • Antideluvia Subsector
• Yiklerzdanzh Sector
  • Akigura Subsector

Capital/s: 1105

The capital/s of this polity is/are located in the following location/s:

• Salinaikin (world) (Far Frontiers 0128)

World Listing: 1105

The following systems and worlds are a part of this polity:

Far Frontiers Sector, Antideluvia Subsector:

• Acropolis (Far Frontiers 0123): Site of a coreward Exploration Base and Naval facility.
• Al-Jebel (Far Frontiers 0329): Site of a prison camp.
• Arbelletia (Far Frontiers 0228)
• Belekz (Far Frontiers 0124)
• Bytar (Far Frontiers 0326)
• Drawmij (Far Frontiers 0125)
• Dreamland (Far Frontiers 0623): This world has a Droyne population.
• Dunsel (Far Frontiers 0526)
• Kretakios (Far Frontiers 0426): Site of a trailing Exploration Base.
• Manchu (Far Frontiers 0425): Hosts the central Naval facility
• Maried (Far Frontiers 0428): The native population here suffer under an oppressive government of Vlazhdumecta overlords.
• Mitra (Far Frontiers 0327): Agricultural world
• Natlus (Far Frontiers 0225)
• Pleroo (Far Frontiers 0324): Agricultural world
• Salinaikin (Far Frontiers 0128): The capital.
• Sere (Far Frontiers 0523)
• Servaas (Far Frontiers 0524): The dictatorial government of Servaas causes some unrest within the Concordance.
• Stamfor (Far Frontiers 0226)
• Yith (Far Frontiers 0229): Site of a Research Station and a rimward Exploration Base.

Yiklerzdanzh Sector, Akigura Subsector:

• Flieporshe (Yiklerzdanzh 3126): A colony of Torgol
• Iiash (Yiklerzdanzh 3022): Interdicted, barren
• Ginkhu (Yiklerzdanzh 2928): 80% of the population are Droyne.
• Kemkhil (Yiklerzdanzh 3025)
• Khuggi (Yiklerzdanzh 2728)
• Kiefer (Yiklerzdanzh 3122): Colony of Kiirkhiim
• Kiirkhiim (Yiklerzdanzh 3124)
• Kons (Yiklerzdanzh 3125): Agricultural world
• Sukia (Yiklerzdanzh 3024): Agricultural world
• Torgol (Yiklerzdanzh 3026)

The open sanctuary on Groneitz (Far Frontiers 0730) where criminals, terrorists, and political undesirables find refuge from the law, is a thorn in the Concordance's side.

8 Worlds in Salinaikin Concordance

Acropolis (FF 0123)  •  Belekz  •  Bytar  •  Dreamland  •  Manchu  •  Pleroo  •  Salinaikin  •  Yith  •  

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